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Night Junction is an offline railway dispatch game played on a petrol enamel signal-box panel. Two entries share one throat before splitting toward circle and triangle platforms. Read each train's destination, set the turnout rod, and latch a signal to let it through. Points lock while the shared section is occupied, so a clear route needs both planning and timing.

Twelve watches introduce dual entries, four-second track-work closures, and priority trains with shorter dispatch deadlines. Freight and express silhouettes, destination marks, waiting ages and occupied rails make the situation visible. Late departures lose points; sending a train to the wrong platform or admitting conflicting trains ends the watch.

A completed watch files its actual arrivals, delays and score. An incident keeps the train positions and recent event history, with the contested throat and requesting entries highlighted when two trains claim the same section. Retry the watch, return to its timetable, or begin an endless watch with continuing arrivals and changing track-work windows.

Progress, best scores, the current watch and optional lever feedback are saved locally. Pause whenever you need to; returning after leaving the game preserves the watch without advancing a hidden clock. Named accessibility actions operate the same signals and points as direct taps. All play information is visible, and no microphone or network is required.